Pregnant After One Night With The Lycan

Pregnant After One Night With The Lycan By Kellie Brown

Chapter 74 Princess Peyton Has Just Fainted

Tanya’s POV:

Once we arrive to the doctor’s house, I immediately get started on the garden, rolling up my sleeves and putting on gloves I found in one of the sheds. Although I asked Marco to accompany me, I don’t wish to burden him, telling him he can relax on one of the garden chairs.

With the sun high in the sky, I can get on my hands and knees by the soil. One by one, with meticulous effort, I pull out the weeds that taint the garden grounds. I dump each one I extract into a wheelbarrow. And then once I’ve filled up the wheelbarrow, with great exertion I roll it over to the garden bin to empty it.

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I maintain this systematic routine, pulling out the weeds, dumping them into the bin, and then starting all over again, going in rows and horizontally making my way across the large expanse of garden space. I’m of course mainly focused on weeding, but every now and then I spare a glance at Marco. He sits quietly, but his leg bounces subtly, almost as if he’s impatiently waiting for something.

Finally, he breaks the silence. He clears his throat loudly, forcing me to look up as he stands abruptly. “Why don’t you ask me for help? You could really use m help you know? I’m pretty good with tough work,” he says, as if almost trying to convince me, whilst I already knew of his capability. Without me asking, he strides over and bends down beside me, and starts pulling the weeds.

Unable to help the smile that bares itself on my face, I chuckle. “I didn’t ask because you’ve already said you didn’t want to be here to begin with,” I say with all honesty. “But thank you for still doing it for me.”

you. I’m doing it for the Blue Moon Tree. We need to do this to get the doctor’s special ingredient, and only then can we gain the princess’s reward that will help fund the Blue Moon Pack, and save the Blue Moon Tree. That’s why I’m

more. But I withhold my giggle, and don’t try poke holes in his logical thought process. Instead, I choose to just appreciate the fact that he is here

carrying anything heavy or doing any form of hard labor. He rolls the wheelbarrow to the bin each time. He heaves

brashness, I must refrain myself from giggling out loud with every excuse he finds to help me more and more. Nevertheless, what he does let me do is trim the bushes and tame the overgrown vines. I get to plant all the pretty flowers he picks up from one of the shops. And I

time I open my eyes, the sun is rising in the distance, illuminating, and glorifying the gorgeous garden with all its

head, and my movement wakes him. His eyes flicker open to look at me, the blue of his irises contrasting with the pinkish sky. His blonde locks are shiny with sweat, and curly as usual. It’s been so long since I’ve been so physically close to Marco, close enough to study the elegant yet strong structure of

exactly as

of us just sitting unmoving as the sun rises, neither of us able to utter everything we wanted to say to

like I’m adjusting my dress before we walk up to the doctor. I see

got rid of the weeds?” the doctor hurries down the

we changed the soil,” I say softly, still a

you trimmed the bushes too. And oh wow, all new flowers!” the excitement in his voice makes me smile, and finally he turns to me. “Alright. You’ve made your point; you deserve to be given a chance. Now tell

with pride. I hurry to grab Margret’s notebook and bring it over to him with it open on the page about the perfume I wanted to use. “It’s this one Doctor, I actually think Princess Peyton’s been poisoned.” He scans the page, and hope within me grows as he nods his head in agreement. “Okay…. Yes, yes, this all makes sense,” he runs his pointer finger down the text, but suddenly

invades my

the ingredients of this antidote are very irritating, which means this perfume in this context is another ‘poison’ to Peyton. So, you’re

this case. Princess Peyton’s illness is very serious. And this is the best method of curing her. The illness she has is already very harsh, so it’s understandable that the method of curing her will also